What is Ridly?
Ridly is a free, open-source web-based RSS and Atom feed reader and aggregator. It enables users to subscribe to feeds from multiple websites and content sources and view new articles, blog posts, videos, podcasts and more all in one place.
Some key features of Ridly include:
- Clean, responsive interface optimized for reading with customizable themes
- Support for organizing feeds into customizable categories and tagging systems
- Full-text search across all feeds
- Browser extensions and mobile apps for access on the go
- Integration with services like YouTube, Twitter and Reddit
- Exports for backups and migrations
- Self-hostable server for more control over data
As an open-source web app, Ridly places a strong focus on user privacy and ownership over data. All data is kept on the user's device rather than centralized servers. For those wanting more control and customization, Ridly can be self-hosted on a server or device.
With its modern interface, ubiquitous access and extensibility through theming and plugins, Ridly aims to be a full-featured feed reader to meet all users' needs for consuming, organizing and searching feeds and content.
Feedly, Flipboard, Inoreader, Reeder , NetNewsWire, QuiteRSS, Tiny Tiny RSS, Netvibes, Fluent Reader, NewsBlur, Feedbro, Feeder RSS feed reader are some alternatives to Ridly.